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Title: CEO Roundtable on Cancer President George H'W' Bush, Honorary Chairman William C' Weldon, Chairman R


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CEO Roundtable on CancerPresident George H.W.
Bush, Honorary ChairmanWilliam C. Weldon,
Chairman Robert A. Ingram, Founder Vice
ChairmanApril 28, 2006
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When the CEO Roundtable on Cancer was founded
in 2001, Former President Bush challenged each
Member to be bold and venturesome.
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History of the CEO Roundtable
  • CEO Roundtable-I RTP May 2001
  • CEO Roundtable-II Houston Nov. 2001
  • CEO Roundtable-III Washington, DC
    June 2002
  • CEO Roundtable-IV Washington, DC June 2003
  • CEO Roundtable-V The Greenbrier, WV May
    2004
  • CEO Roundtable-VI Washington, DC May 2005

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CEOs agreed to ask and answer one important
question What are we doing in our own
companies with respect to cancer awareness,
prevention, early diagnosis and optimal
treatment?
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  • The question was answered
  • No single plan addressed cancer comprehensively
  • Milliman, the actuarial group, presented
    evidence-based documentation that showed that
    cancer awareness, prevention, early diagnosis and
    treatment is cost-effective
  • Outcome
  • Commissioned a Task Force to develop a corporate
    standard of excellence with respect to cancer

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Hard Savings More Than Offset Incremental
Detection Cost
PEPM Savings for Cancer Interventions 6.65 PEPM
Cost for Cancer Interventions 5.70
Net Savings 0.95
ACS Milliman Study
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  • Additional evidence-based data from MD
    Anderson Mayo Clinic supported
    cost-effectiveness of cancer awareness,
    prevention, early diagnosis and treatment,
    including clinical trials
  • Gold Standard Task Force enlarged to include
    HR heads, benefit managers occupational health
    directors from CEO Roundtable companies

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CEO Roundtable-III
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  • CEO Gold Standard Task Force a developed 5
    pillars the building blocks of CEO Cancer Gold
    StandardTM
  • CEO Gold Standard Task Force was further asked to
    develop strategic deployment of CEO Cancer Gold
    StandardTM
  • Within CEO Roundtable Member companies, and then
  • Nationwide to other companies and state
    governments

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  • CEO Cancer Gold Standard was ratified and its
    implementation has begun for 31 million
    employees, spouses dependents of Member
    companies

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CEO Roundtable-VI
May 23, 2005
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CEO Cancer Gold StandardOur ChallengeTo be
Bold and Venturesome in war on cancer
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The Facts
  • Cancer is expensive in hard dollars and more
    importantly, in human cost
  • Significant cost results from medical
    treatment, disability, lost work time, loss of
    productivity, higher insurance premiums, etc.
  • One third of all women and one out of two men
    will be diagnosed with cancer

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The Good News
  • Two thirds of all cancers are preventable.
  • Addressing cancer in a comprehensive way is
    cost effective.

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Our Response
  • Develop and implement the CEO Cancer Gold
    Standard
  • The Process
  • Partner with ACS, CDC and others to further
    validate content
  • Engage member companies, corporate medical
    directors, and benefit managers
  • Involve states for a true public-private
    partnership

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Revolutionary Model 3 Objectives
  • RISK REDUCTION
  • Reduce the risk for cancer
  • EARLY DETECTION
  • Detect it at the earliest possible stage when
    treatment can improve outcomes.
  • QUALITY CARE
  • Ensuring access to high-quality treatment
    including clinical trials

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Five Areas of Focus The 5 Pillars
  • Tobacco Use
  • Diet and Nutrition
  • Physical Activity
  • Screening Early Detection
  • Access to Quality Treatment Clinical
    Trials

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Revolutionary Model 3 Objectives in 5
critical areas with 2 critical aspects
  • Each pillar will focus on culture benefits
  • An Example -- Tobacco Use
  • Establish enforce tobacco-free worksite.
  • Ensure that health benefit plans include coverage
    at no cost for evidence-based tobacco treatments
    (counseling medications).
  • Establish workplace-based tobacco cessation
    initiatives.

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  • CEO Cancer Gold Standard a major initiative
    representing a major opportunity to
  • Win the war on cancer
  • Reduce pain suffering
  • Save countless lives

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www.CancerGoldStandard.org
  • www.CEORoundtableOnCancer.org

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CEO Cancer Gold Standard TM
  • For more information, please write to
  • Martin.Murphy_at_CEORoundtableOnCancer.org

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Revolutionary Model 3 Objectives in 5 critical
areas
  • Five Areas of Focus the five pillars
  • Tobacco Use
  • Physical Activity
  • Diet Nutrition
  • Screening Early Detection
  • Access to Quality Treatment Clinical Trials
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